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KNEC Wants Paperless Exams by 2027. Here’s Why Kenya May Not Be Ready
Kenya’s exam body wants to move national examinations off paper and onto screens, starting with senior schools in 2027. The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC)
OPINION: A Kenyan has died in Australia, where is the High Commission?
The news spread quickly through the Kenyan community. At first, we were simply in shock, but soon it gave way to deep grief, disbelief, and
OPINION: Kenya’s insurers are struggling with payments due to Fragmented systems – Financial Fortune Media
OPINION: Kenya’s insurers are struggling with payments due to Fragmented systems – Financial Fortune Media
Opinion: How Ruto Is Recasting Northern Kenya’s Place in the National Story | Dawan Africa
30 May 2026 – For decades, Northern Kenya occupied a complicated place in Kenya’s national consciousness. It was a region often spoken about during droughts,
WP224: Service delivery and political trust: A comparative analysis of countries in sub-Saharan Africa – Afrobarometer
Why do some citizens trust their governments while others do not? In sub-Saharan Africa, where formal accountability mechanisms are often limited and the state is
Kenya’s financial heartbeat should beat for you and me
The National Treasury building in Nairobi. [File, Standard] I view Kenya’s public institutions not as dry bureaucracies but as mirrors of our collective
Erratic Tax Policies Threaten Kenya’s Industrialisation Dream
A volatile, unpredictable, and inherently contradictory tax regime is systematically dismantling Kenya’s highly touted industrialization agenda. By fostering a punitive regulatory environment where importing fully
Senegal Elects Ousmane Sonko as National Assembly President Amid Political Tensions
Ousmane Sonko Senegal, Sonko National Assembly president, Senegal politics 2026, Sonko comeback, Senegal parliament news, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, Senegal political crisis, Senegal opposition reaction, Sonko
GIATHI: Kenya cannot afford to weaken protection for public forests
Kenya Cannot Afford to Weaken Protection for Public Forests Article by Caroline Giathi – Communications and Advocacy Officer at the Green Belt Movement Kenya’s public
Skeem Saam: 25 May 2026
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